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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-03
Found,

A small pocketboOk on road between RobeTtsylllt
and Paris, containing n small sum OF money owner
can have same by going TO VIM. Munly, one nlie
south Of RObertrYille and proving property and
paying for this advertisement Oct2O-OW
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Legal Notice.

Daniel L 9aeger residence unknown Will take notice
that on the 9th day OF September A. d. 1887 Jennie
n. 5aeger nled her petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Stark county. Ohio being cause No. 64H2
praying divorce from said Daniel l.. saeaeH on the
ground Of habitual drunkenness and extreme ueIy,
and that said cause will be for hearing on and after
WISE 4 AMBLER
Bw. I'd piRinfif'a Atfnrneya
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SHERIFF. SALE.

Daniel shisler Order OF Sale
Va, Stark County Common Pleas
John Moore ct uI, Court
pY VIRTUE of an order OF sale issued by the clerk
ID Of the court Of common pleas OF stark county
Ohio, In the above action, and to me directed WIN
offer for sale at public outery at the door OF the court
house, In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of Nov, 1887,
the following described real estate, situate In the
village OF North Lawrence Stark county, Ohio, and
commencing sXty-six feet from the nOrh vest
Of lot number five (5), In Shislers addition to
the village OF North Lawrence, In said county and
running north along the county road one hundred
feet thence east seventyfYe feet; thence south
hundred feet; thence west Beventy-fVe feet To the
place Of beginning.
Appraised at $3.50.
Sale ~ commence n one O'CLOCK D. m. Terms
CASH
A LEINR1ERr Sheriff
J. WHITING, JR-, Atty,
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Sheriff Sale.


Sonnhalter Keller Order Of sale, stark county
n.o, .Ts Common Pleas Court
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued by the
clerk OF the court OF common pleas OF stark
county Ohio, In the above action and TO me directed
will offer for sale at public Outcry st the door OF the
court house, In the city Of Canton. on
Saturday, the 5th day of Nov, 1887,
the following described real estate, situate in the
township Of Perry and known as being part OF section
SIX township ten, ana range nine stark county Ohio
beginning at stone, 1t being corner Of land owned
by HaTman SchTivsT, and unning thence southwardly
with his land three chains and 48 links 70 stone
tho coal rairoad thence up and along the north side
OF said road the two following and distances
t0wlt north, 81 degrees west. chains aud 81 links;
thence north 80 degrees west chains to stone and
southeast corner Of land owned (beOngng toy by Har.
Schriver; thence with his easterly line north Ala
degrees west chains and 80 links to his rtheast
corner; thence easwardy chains and 90 links to the
beginning, containing one and 80100 acres; all the
stone coal and other mineral excepted and reserv
cd from this mortgage.
Appraised at $40O.
sale to commence At one O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
A. LELNuNGER, Sheriff.
WMIMcMmLEN. Att'ys
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TIMES
OF HOLDING
Common PIGqS Court,
A. d. 1888.

STATE or ONO
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. {
It is ordered by the Common Pleas judges Of
said Ninth Judicial District that the terms of the
Common Pleas Court of the several Counties In said
judicial District Tor the year 1883, be fixed as fol-
lows, tO-wit
CoJumbtanG County-0n February 9th,
n May 7tb and October 18th.
Carroll County-On January 9th, Nag
2Sth and NOoembeT L2th.
Stark County-O@ January 9th, May
7tb and October 1St.
MGhoniRg Couoty-JanuGry 9th, May
7th and September nth.
TrumbuU Coetnty-On February 18th,
May 28th and October 18TH
Portage County - On January 9th,
Mag 7th and September nth.
AShta6ttlG Cott1aty-OB January 9th,
april End and October 29th
GeaagG County - ON January 9th,
AprtE End and October Goth.
Lake C0tpty-OD March 9Th, May 21St
md NOoember goth.
said terms to begin at 10 O'Clock A. M.
L. s. SHERMAN, I
d. w. CANFIELD,
w. A. NICHOLS
ROBERT RALEY, JUDGES.
j. II. JOHNSTON,
T. j. GILLMER
ANSoN PEASE
October 18th, 1887.
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Given SndsF ny hand, At the City Of Canton, tAla
I'd dag Of ESVtesAbar, A. d, 1sS7
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oANror. ONO. oetoper 1sth, 1ss7.

STATE OF OHIO,
STARK COUNTY, IS,
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sonnhalter & Keller Order Of sale, staTk county
J.oon .Tynt,,,.r Common Pleas Court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-26

meats firm; picked bellies, re Lard 1912
points higher and moderately active; Western
steam, spot, so a T. SIZE December. 7.34 q 4 &c.,
city steam. quoted at Z. 25c.
Butter firm and moderate demand; Western
IA 030c; Western creamery. 17030c. Cheese
quiet and firm; Western. 81 ole.
CHICAGO, Nov 25-The weather map
showed rain throughout nearly all the winter
wheat belt, and this in addition TO the rains re-
ported from there for the two previous days
made very sensational news the Board OF
Trade today. The growing winter wheat crop.
which was seriously threatened with disaster,
Ing winter The news was bearish, of course,
aud May opened at S2sc. full &c lower than it
closed on Wednesday night II dropped To 82sc
In the first few minutes trading. but the fight
ing Was sharp and the indications were that the
bulls would hold the price about that figure for
the balance of the session. May corn opened &c
lower than Wednesdays close. at z9!c. but i'm
mediately went up to 499c and strong at
that Pork opened a fraction of, at S13.8 i'm
mediateiy selling at sl3.95. 1t did not take
long for prices to assume quite decided strength
after the first Hbear" rush was over. Wheat got
mp to SIC, TO Sole for May, while pork. at
the beginning of the 1920 call. was $l4.173.
IocaF buying in corn particularly active
and the market strong at 5O.c, an hour after
the opening. AS the morning session advanced
a pronounced buliish movement developed IN
veryfhing on the floor, and advances became
very steady and regular Probably the greatest
activity was in corn, which, from an opening at
49lc for Nav. advanced to 50sc before
enormous and at times pretty much
everybody wanted some. An especial feature
of the session was the activity and advance in
oats Traders seem to have concluded that this
grain has not been subjected to much active
manipulation lately. and with strength prevail
ing all around them they very apt to adj
vance. This theory the basis for very lib
erai buying. mostly in the May option. which
opened a. 31sc and advanced straight to &c.
The provision market was strong all through the
day. The January option in pork advanced
during the morning from Sl3 S7A to $l4 30. Fol-
lowing are the closing prices of the day. May
wheat, 82sc; May corn, 46sc; May oats, 284c;
January pork $l4 40; January lard. 1920; jan
uarv short ribs, 7.27ac. The leading futures
ranged follows:
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it fell TO day drew forth expressions of gIadness
belief prevails that it will be followed BY
in business Grocers did little to-day but all
DELAYED orders. kilograms received from the
East showed that sugars and coffees firm
and fair distribution in progress. In COM
mentine cofees the New York Shipping List
says Notwithstanding the strong position OF
supplies in this as we'll as in other consuming
to be received from Brazil, the market here ap-
pears to be almost wholly devoid of elastic
qualities, and during the past three days has re-
hected dull and heavy tone. There has been
scarcely anv disposition to trade IN spot
afoat invoices, and dealers have displayed an in
difference that is neither satisfactory nor en-
couraging. The explanation is. doubt. to be
found in the lack OF interest displayed by inte-
rior buyers. the cautious, conservative manner
in which they replensh their stocks and the
general disposition Co carry light supplies, and
this feeling in turn arises from the lack of con-
hdence that prevails respecting the future on
account of the unsettled condition of specula-
tion The threatened coruerIng Of December
options has disturbing influence. while Havre
and Europe are uneasy on account OF the un-
settled position of political affairs in France,
whore crisis is impending. Cable advices
from Rio do not report any material change In
the position OF supplies there. The market is
quoted firm at prices above the parity of current
quotations bore. and consequently 1t has been
impossible to sell on direct firm offers Inc
strength of the position is admitted on all
Hang fire. The local joobing demand is not al
together satisfactory, either in It's volume or
character, and buyers show their lack OF conf
dencs by the cautious, hesitating manner ID
which they stock up. The country is carrying
comparatively light stocks. and there is au un-
willingness TO abandon the hand to-mouth
method. Direct shipments from the steamer
careoeslrecently to hand have swelled the ware
house deliveries from this port, but actual dis
tribution is generally slow. In the produce
markets but little was doing. Grocers arc
cleaning up stock left over from Thanksgiving
Every body had more poultry than they wanted,
and consequently it sold cheap to-day. Irish
potatoes are firmer, but no higher Cranberries
move up 80 certs per barrel for good stock.
Sweet potatoes are firm at quotations. Apples
are in ample supply, and all efforts to advance
prices have been failure Fer the first time in
many weeks the receipts OF poultry to day were
light; prices unchanged. Timers supplies
tinue to advance in price, and are firm at the re-
vised quotations.
The local market opened strong aud continued
SO throughout the day. All grades are in good
request Receipts light, falling considerably
below the demand. Track bids to-day ruled as
follows:
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DUN & co.'s BUSINESS REVIEW.

Trade Prospects Are Improving, but Collec-
tions Are Trfe Slow at Present.
NEW YORK. Nov 25.-R. G. Dun & Co., in
their weekly review of trade. say: In all direc-
tons business prospects are improving, although
the situation nowhere justiies such
speculative wildness as has appeared in some
branches Money still goes to the
West and even more to the South, and bankers
anticipate some pressure the year ap-
proaches but the treasury has increased its de-
posts with banks $l.572 1872 during the past
week, and so has withdrawn from market only
5000, 900 cash. The exchanges nearly per
cent above those of the corresponding week last
year. and railroad earnings show an in
crease exceeding 10 per cent, with ship
ments from Chicago by rail five thousand
tons larger than for the same week last year,
volume of traffic never equaed before at this
season. though reaction from the greater activ-
ity of Sepsem Der causes, IN some branches, COM
plant of duness. The most important fact is
that investments offers for foreign capital in
this country still continue The latest
evidence, sale Of $500 900 Northern
time when foreign sales of stocks appeared to
foreshadow contrary movement In seven
months not less than $145, 000, 900 must have
thus arrived from broad, which has gone far to
support the development of railroads mines and
manufacturers, and the speculation in real estate.
Nevertheless, the effects of partial loss of
come com plain ts that collections are slower,
only fair. and though rapid marketing of prod
ucta has brought relief at some Southern and
South western points, at many others money is
close and rates high. The country demand still
continues. The large railroad earnings met,
in many cases, by unwonted increase OF ex-
penses.
Stocks closed on Wednesday about so cents
per share higher than last week. but showed
hesitation at the close and declined this fore
noon q fraction. Breadstufs have advanced,
4
sharply to day; pork has advanced 20 cents
barrel and lard 10 cents per 100 pounds. Hogs
are lower.
The iron market is still weak at Pittsburg,
but a shade frmer for No. 2 at Philadelphia,
because of the scarcity of the best grades. A
decline in British exports to this country from
120. 0S5 tons in September encourages the trade.
Cotton goods are very firm. and NAV advance
again. The wooden trade Is quiet. with few or
ders. A break in provisions on Wednesday was
followed by recovery the same day
Coal is higher, although the actual output lats
week larger, in spite OF the strike, than that
of the same week last year.
Overproductiou given as the reason Cor
curtailment or stoppage by some sugar re-
fueries. but the price quickly improved, and
current statistics sustain estimates that the
worlds consumption this year will closely ap-
proximate the supply.
Bureau estimates of the cotton crop still
disputed, but the market has grown stronger, in
the belief that the Southwestern forest fires will
delay shipment.
The business failures during the last
days NUM- Der, for the United States, 49, for
last week. and 216 for the corresponding eek of
1915
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

more, Cincinnati and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25.-Flo-r firm and unchanged.
Wheat very unsettled, breaking 1 cent the rain,
aud reacting afterward, closing aac lower than
closing at 75aac bid january. II &c bid May 1888
9s4c, closing at S3Ac. Corn very strong and
largely higher; cash, 43 14e November, 42aac;
Decernb A. i 43c. closing 43c; January, 4238
1434c, closing at 43 14c; May. 451S 46sac, closing
at 465sc. Oats higher: cash. 26029c; May. 307sc
bid Rye strong at sac bid. Barley strong at roo
S7i2c. Hay higher; prime timothy, 2.OO01I 90;
prairie. So.O001150. Bran strong at 73c- Eggs
1Sloc. Butter steady and unchanged creamery. %
026c; dsiry. O22c Corn-mea strong st 1925.
Whisky steady at SIC Provisions strong; Pork,
Irregular, nav, $13.25 Lard, 6.95c. Dry-salted
meats-Boxed shoulders. 5.5Oc long clears, 2: l2l9
al 5c; clear ribs. 7.25c: short clears 75oc;
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 6O6 121sc; long clears.
&c. clear ribs, sos 12iec: snort clears s. IS 30c
Hams steady 1925 12c. Afternoon board
Wheat frmer November Sc bid: December. 1890
bid; January. 77l4c bid; May. SAC Corn strong and
HIGHER; November, 441sc; December, 4314c May.
46 go Oats firm; May. 31c. Receipts-Flour. g. 900
brs; wheat. 20. 900 bu; corn 81 900 bu; oats
ments-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat. 5000 bu corn.
10000 bu; oats. 5000 bui rye. 1000 bus barley,
], 600 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25-Flour firm but de-
mand light. Wheat-Specuative market dull and
export demand light; prices steady; ungraded in grain
depot, 90c; No. red, November, S614 lsc;
February SOLE a 80 7sc- Corn strong and higher:
speculative trading quiet; old corn scarce and
wanted; new crop quiet new No. yellow. in grain
depot 4Sc; old ungraded. track, 54l4c. No. 2
mixed in grain depot. ode: old No. high mixed.
track 81 lac old No. yellow in grain depot "a a2c
veuaber SO a54c December. 80 q "a "a 1ac; January.
54i4 155c: February. 54as05oA3c Oass.Spot lots
firni with fair demano rejected white 34c No. 5
white. 3A4935ia ci No. 2 Hu1ite S6is037ci futures
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ElRAWhare.

NEW YORK Nov 25.-Beeves-Receipts for two
days. So carloads for the market and "a carloads
closed dull, with a downward tendency; common to
choice native sold at So SIS 0515 per 100 lbs
half-breeds all good. sold 50 Oils: good Colo
RADIO and Texans, SIS. 1908 80.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. II, 200; market about
steady for choice offerings. but dull and lower for
inferior good Stock sheep sold at So 250525 per
100 lbs. and lambs at $506.S3; carload sold at
Hocs-Receipts. 5000; slow for live hogs at
$4.75 $3.50.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 25-The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports: Cattle-Recsipts. two days, 4 700:
shipments, 400. Market slow and 50l0c lower
4.7O; common to medium. So Is 04.OO: stockers
$500 $3.50: feeders 81 IS 1925; cows. $3.50
aogs-Receipts, two days 25.ooO shipments,
1900. Market opened strong: closing weak and
s T. ae'i0'n' CAV AAipS anu ''S'' s''-'~
Sheep-Receipts. two days, IL GOO. shipments
none. Market steady. Good TO choice S2. SO03. 25;
medium, $1.5O02.IO.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. observation-disclosures. 2 500;
heavy native steers so; fair good natives,
So. SO04.30; butchers steers. medium to choice.
400.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 1900; shipments. 500. Market
active higher on heavy: steady on light; Choice
heavy and butchers selections. S5 coz 20 Workers
sod Raste a soo %sdan 70 pigs
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments; 500. Market
steady. Fair to fancy $500 04. loi lambs. $500
4.40.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-The Drovers' Journal
ports Cattle-Receipts 10. 600; shipments. 5000.
Market steady for good cattle: Others, demorazed;
shipping steers $27505; stockers and feeders. 81
a.. 80; cows. bulls and mixed, 81 $780, Texas
steers 81. S0U3; Western rangers. So D3 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 20 O00 shipments. 1000. Mar
ket strong: mixed 81 500. 10: heavy 81 s505 80;
light S4 5O04S0 skps, So 0i.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000; shnmeuts,
500. Market strong; natives 81. 500 L. TO- Western,
SIS 8 so; Texans. S203.3O; lambs. So. a 5. 10.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov. Decentralization,
79S; shipments. 437. Market active but 1OG15c
lower than Wednesdays quotations.
Hocs-Receip,s. $500: shipments 1900. Mar
ket firm Phadslphias 81. % 20; Workers, 81. 80
a. 90; common to fair 81. lO05. 30.
Sheep-Receipts,' 1,40O shipments, 9, 900. Mar
ket very dull; shade off from Wednesdays quota
tons.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 25.-Hogs firm; common and
light So so "a. So; packing and butchers $4,000
5.25. Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Tesrerday's Quotations Produce at the
TxrS, Comm ial Ganters

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Flour-Receipts, 54,-
243 packages; exports, 901 brls and 49, 1S6 sacks.
Market firm Sales. 19.400 brls.
wh~at-Receipts. 36S, 600 bu; exports, 1884
bu; sales. Is. goo on futures and $4,000 bu
spot. Options fairly active. largely in December
and May; prices declined 40sc early, subse-
quantly advanced a &c. and closed firm; spot
firm bnt quiet; No 2 spring, So; No. l North
ern, 90c; No. hard. 93fc; ungraded red, IS a
9l3c; No. red. IS a SS4c elevator, SGT a 909c
delivered; No. 1 red, nominal 92ic; No. 1 white
nominal; No. 2 red, December. s73 0s7sc, closing
February, go a 90ac, closing at 90c; March, gig D
e1ac closing Ollie; April, 81! a 92sc, closing at
93Ic closing at 93sc; December tlSSs), 96a 96sc,
closing 81 964c.
Corn-R.ceipts, 800. 1872 bu; exports 67 S43 ou:
sales. 3 1905 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot;
k0l4c higher and strong; speculation brisk;
spot trading very moderate; ungraded 56s a 5ssc;
No 3.56c; steamer, 90! 056ac; No. 2 584 a 5S3c
delivered; No 2 December 56s o51sc closing
ruary, 5Ss 59c closing as 5Ssc; May, 58s %
5Sic, closing at 59l
Oats-R4ceipts. 100 GOO bu; EXPORTS, 500 bu;
yaIes, $40 900 hu futures and lie, 900 bu spot;
active and al tic higher mixed Western 80 a
s7c; white do 80 a Ale.
Hay steady and quiet
Hops in light demand.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio nominal at 1885, options
lower and fairly active; sales. "a 800 bags; No
ber 10 &c., December, 10 % a IS. Acc; January.
L. s5a Il. 0Oc: February, IA 65 a Ia. soc; March,
IA 60 Il. 85c; April, 1855 IA 75c: MAY, IA so q
a 75c; June, IA 40 % IA 55c Jnly. IL 30 a. 45c;
August. l40o Il 25c; Septsmber. ID $50
ID. soc; October. Il 5114.65c; i1S88l No
vember, ID so a I3 zoe; December, Is so a Is Csc.
Sugar dull and nominal; refining quiet; mold
A, o lilo 96so; standard a. 6 Slice; confestion-
ers A, 6 a a Gle: powdered, 63 6gc; granulated,
;}c; cubes. 69a6sc Molasses steady; ST.
Croix 244s. Rice firm
Tallow firm at 1867 ic Rosin ouist ut
tic7t1
Eges-RAceipts. T. lis packages; fair inquiry;
Western, 12124e
Pork quiet hut held firm; meas quoted at
AS for old and $15.00uSl550 for new. Cut
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Sls ifaas s1
No. s. s Z q. io9iic; No. 2 S. s g. ose; No.
= = . - lion AND STEEL.
Bar iron trates). 2.25c horseshoe bar. 3.25c; Nor
way nail road, &c; German steel plow-siabs. &c;
American drill steel. 12c; Sanderson tool steel 15c
tire steel. 4c spring steel. 6c horse shoes key.
$40 so: mules SHOES, key a s9 .s5 ,. 30.
So 25 key; other sizes at the usual advance steel
TISsERs' SuppnrEs-Best brand charcoal tin-To.
1oxl4 I4x2O. 12xI2. So TX. l0xI4 l4x2o and
12xI2 8 25: IC 14x2o, roofing tin. S5.25: 1G 20
sc. fron@a2 ir s'o' ,se u iron SCI gaiyaa
ICED so and 10 per cent discount. Sheet zinc; ,sc
Copper bottoms. 25c. Planished copper SO Solder
LEATHER. HIDES AND rALLow-
LEATHER-Oak SOLE So 37c hsnIock SOLE 260
SIC; harness. 30035c skirting. 81 03Sc black bri-
die dog SEQ 965 fair bride $50 9 ,a p d do,;
skins s5c 10. French calfsk 81. 1o so.
HIDEs-No. ! cured, 7'ao; No I; green. &c: No.
1oc: flint. Lie. Damaged. one-third of the above
SHEEpasxrNs-250 o.
TALLow-Prime, 303lac;
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal. 1000 lbs. $13; 2, 600 ms.
$25 Bags and drayage extra
BurTER-Fair creamery. 10 a zoe; choice 2s024c:
fancy country butter. in small packages, 13014c;
country butter. 1OOl G; common. $3.50
BEEswAx-Dark. 18c: yellow. Zoe.
EGGs.Shippers paying 17isc; selling from store
PoULTRY-Hens and chickens Sc: ROSTERS.
2lac; turkeys, enoice. old. 5 9ec ipf r'or
stock 81 9 " ID; geese $4.2o04.50 y dog; ducks.
GAME--onsiI, s1-25 p doz; squirrels, 75c0s1;
FEATsERs,Prime geese. 3504oo p s; mixed
WooL-Tub-washed and picked. 80 135c; un-
washed. medium and common grade if in good order.
24025c. unwashed ine 15 zoe; decce-washed. il
light, well washed and in good orda % soc; bury
and unmerchantable according to their value
PROVISIONS
JoBB1SG PRIcEs-Smoked Meats - Primrose
Bran + Sugar-cured hams. 10 to II lbs average.
121sc: - TBS average. 12c;. 17ha lbs average.
II SIC; 20 TBS average IL lsc; % lbs average.
IL l4c English cured breakfast bacon, light edi
UNI. Ii l2c; sugar-cured shoulders 10 to II lbs
average &c; dried beef hams Primrose brand.
lac; dried beef hams. small pieces lie Bacon.
lbs GAG; clear backs medium average. 9l4c,
clear bellies, medium weight. l,c. Dry salt and
Picked Meats-Csar sides tunsrnoked). sac; clear
backs. tunsmoked, sac; clear bellies funsmoked).
sc; clear bean pork brl 200 MS. $500 ham or
rurnp. - 2OO ms. 3 600. Bologna-Skin large
or small. 7l9c: cloth. large or small &c. Lard
in one-haf brls, 7sc in Sob cans in 100 II Gases
$3.50: in 20b cans in 40 rs cases. S34r. Refined
7l4c.
Clover-Common red or June prime (recleaned)
$s.so94.25 y bu English mammoth. prime ire
prime simps i So 6oes7S Sa. l e1tra clean blue
orchard grass 81 500 LES y bu Southern grown
millet. zoe ~ on: nillet. 75c " bur flax
seed. selected 81 40 01.5o " bu old popcorn. 20
canary 5c rape Sc U ID. Acme lawn grass seed,
zoe ~ ID; 80. 25 ~ bu. Spinact-Bloonsdale savoy
leaf SEALED bags). 3oc p 10. Kae. 75c p ID.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour
ruled quiet and sales were light No. spring
wheat. 76 a 765c; No 3 spring wheat. 67c: No.
red 764c;No. 2 corn, 46c: No oats. 29ac; No.
2 rye. SOC; No. barley, 75077c: No. flax
seed, 81. 20 a l.20a prime timothy-seed, $2.2oO
2 go Mess pork. per brl, $13 Is d IA; lard. per
pound. 3100Z121c; short-rib sides, (loosel.
Z1O07.15c; dry-sated shoulders tboxedl. 5 500
5 Coo; short-clear sides (boxedl, 740 a Acc.
Whisky. distillers finished goods, per gal.
ST. To- Sugars-Cut-loaf, 7407sc; granulated,
Go bid: standard A, &c bid.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was easier; creamery quoted at 27c bid;
dairy. 23c bid. Eggs. 20c bid.
Receipts-F1our, 5000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 167. 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rve
81 700 brls; wheat. 50 600 bu; corn, 2s6 900 bu;
oats q. 900 bu: rye. 1 900 blu; barley. AZ 900 bu